I have tried to print pdf by using gswin32 and call it through the process
class
but I can't change the paper orientation....no matter I have set dORIENT1 =
true / false...it is printed as portrait....

i have a class 'WebManTreeNode' that inherits from Windows forms TreeNode. i
have added a 'TextChanged' event to it, because i need to listen out for it,
but i am unable to intercept the TreeNode.Text property to raise my event
whenever the property changes.

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for example,
I want to highlight the end of the row every time when the form load

I've tried many solutions I've found using Google and also this group
but nothing seems to work for me.
I have 2 dropdown lists and 1 listbox.
Selection of the 1st combo determines what's in the second. Selection

I have a custom user event 'Event A' which gets fired after a successful
insert. I would like to invoke a textbox.leave event which requires the
args( sender, eventargs)
this event has code which I need to use when this custom event is fired.

thx all
for example,
I want to highlight the end of the whole row every time when the form load

I'm creating a control inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control and I
want to add a public float[] property that should be visible in the
PropertyGrid.
Having read "Building Windows Forms Controls and Components with Rich

Before loading a windows form i need to prompt user an input box for integer
input and i need to use that value to make the title of my windows form.
Is their any prompt window ???

I have a VB.Net assembly that is used to load another
assembly written in C# via the following code in the 1st
form's load function:
Dim sLocation As String

   before I start, I'd like to say that I'm a NOBODY in
terms of creating custom controls. So, please I'd really
appreciate if anyone helping me to guide me with more
detail

In case any of you have been as frustrated with the Help implimentation in
.NET as me, here's a way around the stupidity of using the current window as
the parent for the help window (yes, you can't go back and forth and look in
the help file and then do what it says in the ...

I have a property grid that works on a set of properties including a
collection. Within the property grid at runtime this expands to the standard
object collection browser, as I would like.
However I was wondering what control the programmer has over this window -

Can somebody share some advanced working samples of using that control on
Windows
form?
Thanks

I designed a custom license provider for a component that
is used on windows forms. All works fine at design time,
but I have a problem when the component is used itself to
create another user control. The runtime license check

Hello group,        (VB.NET 2003/Framework 1.1/XP Prof.)
after narrowing the problem down, it turned out that there are
focus/activation problems whenever an MDI child contains any type of ActiveX
control.